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Princess Lalla Hasna of Morocco

Lalla Hasna

Princess Lalla Hasna of Morocco, a daughter of the late King Hassan II and sister of HM King Mohammed VI, was born on November 19, 1967. Her mother is Lalla Latifa Hammou.

Since her childhood, Princess Hasna has been interested in social and cultural activities, with special emphasis to environmental issues in Morocco. In 1999 she launched the national campaign for the protection of the environment and gave the prize for the most beautiful and cleanest beach in Morocco.

To shore up her work, the Mohammed VI Foundation for the protection of the environment was created in 2001 and chaired by Princess Hasna. She presides over the governing board of the foundation and regularly pays on the terrain visits to sensitize the population about environmental issues.

In 2002, Princess Hasna set up the prize of young reporters for the environment and in 2003 a prize for photography annually awarded on the international environment day.

Princess Hasna and Dr. Khalid Benharbit, a cardiologist, married in Rabat in 1991 and they have two daughters:
*HRH Lalla Oumaïma, born on 22 December 1995
*HRH Lalla Oulaya, born 20 October 1997



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